Rocky Top Bluegrass Banjo

Rocky Top Bluegrass Banjo
Creative Concepts Publishing (Author), Bill Knopf (Author)
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Bluegrass

Rocky Top Bluegrass Banjo [Mar 01, 2000] Creative Concepts Publishing and Knopf, Bill

• Rank: #3181522 in Books
• Published on: 2000-03-01
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 96 pages

Description #1 by Music44: The Sheet Music Store:

Creative Concepts Publishing. The most comprehensive collection of bluegrass songs ever printed! 90 in all, including: Arkansas Traveler * Beautiful Brown Eyes * Corrina, Corrina * Dixie * Foggy Mountain Top * John Henry * Liza Jane * Mule Skinner Blues * Rocky Top * Sally Goodin' * Turkey in the Straw * Wabash Cannonball * more. Features lots of photos of bluegrass legends, and a bluegrass banjo chord chart.

Description #2 by Guitar Center:

The most comprehensive collection of bluegrass songs ever printed! 90 in all, including: Arkansas Traveler; Beautiful Brown Eyes; Corrina, Corrina; Dixie; Foggy Mountain Top; John Henry; Liza Jane; Mule Skinner Blues; Rocky Top; Sally Goodin'; Turkey in the Straw; Wabash Cannonball; more. Features lots of photos of bluegrass legends, and a bluegrass banjo chord chart.

Description #3 by eBay - bellmtnmusic:

Personnel: Joe Miller (acoustic guitar); Bobby Osborne (mandolin); Glen Duncan (fiddle); Bobby Osborne, Jr. (acoustic bass).Audio Mixer: Bobby Osborne, Jr.Liner Note Author: Glen Duncan .Recording information: BojMahal Studios, Portland, TN; The Dunkworks, Gallatin, TN.Photographer: Anthony Ladd.When you hear Bobby Osborne's pure, clear tenor caressing the lyric of a bluegrass tune it's hard to believe that he's in his early eighties. The voice still retains its high lonesome sound and his mandolin picking is as inventive and dexterous as it ever was. He's been a professional musician for over 60 years, still plays the Grand Ole Opry, and is one of the few founding fathers of bluegrass who's still in good health. As you might glean from the title of this album, the program here is made up of standards and new tunes composed by Osborne and his band. The Roy Acuff hit "Low and Lonely" still sounds brand-new here, with Glen Duncan's fiddle, Mike Toppins' banjo, and Joe Miller's acoustic guitar throwing off spark